Sign Forbidding Filipinas From Picking Malunggay Leaves Elicits Reactions Online
A UAE resident elicits comments online for posting a sign forbidding Filipinas from picking malunggay leaves from a young tree.
Malunggay, also known scientifically as Moringa oleifera, is an amazing plant that has been loved for ages for its excellent nutritional value and wide range of health benefits. This versatile plant, often known as the “drumstick tree” or “miracle tree,” has earned a place in global cuisines and traditional healing practices.
Aside from its amazing health benefits, many Filipinos are using malunggay to enhance the flavor of various dishes. Incorporating malunggay into your diet can be a simple yet impactful step toward a healthier and more balanced lifestyle.
For our hardworking overseas Filipino workers (OFWs), malunggay is one of the ingredients you might miss most about home. However,iIt’s important to observe caution when gathering ingredients to satisfy your cravings for Filipino food in foreign lands.
In a recent Facebook post, a sign asking Filipinas to spare a young malunggay tree goes viral online. The sign reads: “Filipina… Pls no picking malunggay. Still young, this tree. No makulit.” The post garnered various reactions from the online community.
Based on the post, it seems that the photograph of the malunggay tree with the sign was taken from the United Arab Emirates. The tree’s caretaker kindly requests our fellow Filipinas not to harvest the malunggay leaves just yet because the tree is still quite young.
Indeed, it’s hard to blame them. Malunggay leaves are a delightful addition to various Filipino dishes, enhancing both flavor and nutrition.
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The social media users expressed their reactions to this hilarious post:
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